Hyundai Motor India (HYUNDAI) Q4 23/24 earnings summary
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Q4 23/24 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY24 consolidated revenue rose 15.8% to ₹698,290.57 million; PBT increased 29.85% to ₹82,398.74 million and PAT rose 28.68% to ₹60,600.44 million.
Record sales reached 7.77 lakh units: domestic sales 6.14 lakh, up 8.3%, and exports 1.63 lakh, up 6.5%; production was 7.87 lakh units, up 8.2%.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue from operations was ₹698,290.57 million vs ₹603,075.80 million; other income was ₹14,732.68 million vs ₹11,290.62 million.
Consolidated PBT was ₹82,398.74 million vs ₹63,455.75 million; PAT was ₹60,600.44 million vs ₹47,092.50 million.
Consolidated basic and diluted EPS were ₹74.58 vs ₹57.96; figures reflect the later 1:100 share subdivision.
Standalone cost of goods sold fell to 86.29% of revenue from 87.09%; employee costs were 2.53% vs 2.60%, and other expenses 9.19% vs 9.67%.
Consolidated operating cash flow was ₹92,519.55 million; investing cash outflow was ₹100,904.68 million and financing cash outflow ₹159,300.74 million.
Outlook and guidance
Chennai and Talegaon combined annual capacity is expected to reach 994,000 units when Talegaon is partly operational and 1,074,000 when fully operational.
Talegaon is expected to begin partial commercial operations in H2 FY26; redevelopment and expansion require significant capex, with potential future financing needs.
India GDP growth was projected at 6.8% for FY25 in one forecast and at an average 7.0% for FY25–29; global growth was estimated at 3.2% for FY25–29.
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